davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-19

THE recent ex-confederate reunion at Mexico,
Missouri, contributed only 500 35 to the proposed
Price monument They probably want q
monument without money and without Price.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-19

Mr.. CLAUS SPRECKLEs. the Sandwich Islands
sugar king. now on his way home from
Europe, told interviewer in London that he
lad purchased very costly machinery for the
manufacture of beet sugar. and should start the
businers on a large scale in California. 81
am convinced" he added, ''that beet sugar mak
ing with my new machinery will create one of
the greatest industries the United States ever
had. 1 shall never rest until l have made the
United States the greatest beet sugar produ Ger,
manufacturer and market in the world-yes,
above Germany France" AS Germany now
exports 600 900 tons of beet sugar and consumes
400 900 tons more this is big contract.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-19
governor.

In letter upon the recent meeting of the In
diana Republican editors at Warsaw the CORE
spondent of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
writes:
''Ths party in every county represented was
reported to be in most excellent condition. with
no laggards to be found. As to who should be
the choice of the party for President there was
diversity of opinion reported, but one
and all said the nominee. whoever be might be.
would be acceptable to the party. and would be
supported with enthusiasm. They all felt that
Senator Harrison ought be the choice, ex-
pressing the belief that under all circumstances
he would be the strongest that could be named.
They believe that be could carry all the States
that went Republican in 1884. and they know
that he could and would carry Indiana, which
would elect him, and they believe that he would be
as strong in New York any who could be
named. AS Indiana and New York the
Northern States to be fought for they hold that
some attention ought to be paid to the prefer
ences Of the party in those States. and as the
Emu ire State will not offer a candidate of its
own, and as Senator Harrison will be as strong
there as any other candidate, they feel that In
diana ought to name the candidate. While
earnestly holding these views, they are ready to
go to battle under the leadership OF Senator
Sherman. Mr.. Blaine. any one else who may
be chosen. What they ask is leader who will
represent Republican principles pure and unde
filed. IF defeated In their own choice there will
be no soreheads among them. but the fight will
be on from the moment the candidate is named J"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-19

Telephone Calls.
Business Office Editorial Rooms -.----242
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-19

Mr.. ROBERT T. LINCOLN bears little or 10
resemblance to his father in personal appearance
though he has something of bis simplicity of
manner and easiness of approach. Those who
know him best say he enjoys good story as we'll
bis father did, but has no faculty of telling one.
"Among lawyers" says the Chicago News, che
is looked upon very capable man. His firm
swings heavy business It's practice has
greatly increased since the principal member
retired from President Arthur's cabinet and
since his name came to be mentioned as posi-
BILE presidential candidate. large share of the
richly feed commercial cases, which are never
tried but settled bv arbitration and out of court,
passes through the firms hands"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02

iung, fabrt ct in folsenOer Weife aus .
nWie ole Monar9en fann Der beutf1e
&aiier ieOen @ibilbsamten obne @runb
obieben. Coos ift nidt pabr, bic &i6s
ter t6nnen ni9t abgeiebt tperben. &l'
lerbtngs fann mat fte bur9 S%trafbers
febungen berart CUR 8eratpeifung britt
ge1, Dab fe gang bon felbit gebenD
Nber ieber out oieie Meiie abgeiebte
Beanie erbdlt fir ben &eft fetnes 2es
br1sl bic 9dlfte ieines bisberigen Sc
baltes als penfon. Daber inb iol@e
MbfeBunsen iebr ielteu! (Nu6 ni6t
tpabr! y Mtirbe nun meint Mnbretps
= her &onereB Elm 1@efeB autlebmer,
baB ieber bonn prdfbentett obne@ runbs
angabe abgeiebte Beamte fold eine
9albiplbzp enitOn gu beauipru6en babe
bann miirben bteie Mbfebungeu gan5
bon ieIbft aufbbrem. &ein prdfoe1t
tpirbe es tpager, benz 8olfe eine fpl1e
Sat auf5ulegea fur Elm Seer BON miiBigs
gebenben, aber @ebalt be3ieben0en See
amtenl"
Mas bas flr cine eelunsene Mns
f9auung III! NIs Oh bic 8eatntenIP ens
iionirung in Deutlblanb au1 ,iur ben
geringfenS republfanii6e Mnfug.
bdttel @erabe 6as @egentbeil it Der
Sal. Man beuuBt bic penfionirung,
nm mibliebige unb unbeauenle Beamte
at entferner, ober, wie bies in Der Mr=
NEE Bel ben 9fficieren Der Gal III, in
Der ansgefprodeuen Mbfi9t: vum Nson.
cement au f9afen"l 1Ieber foibe uBers
maltungs,Mngelegenbeiten" III bic STE.
gierung tpeber benz &ei1stoge9np1 benz
2anbtage &edeni6aft idulbig, obslei9
bic bierfiir ~berausgabten Skinner auz
idbrli9 bod in bic Milionen 8ebens
Wlrbe man aber aud bier burb foIs
DE 8eamten : penfianirnng gniht aus
benz &egen in bic 3raufe foratnen2 Die
Bunoesregierung aablt ieBt f@on idbrz
ltd fol9e unfummer fir p~enfiDner,
0aB es faum angebra1t erf1eint, bieie
Musgabe nod ing unabiebbare 5l err
b0ben. MuBerbem fdnte man oabMrd)
Der 56afung elmer 8eamteufafe, bic
bod felbft bic @ibiloienireformer niGt
baber molten, gan3 bebenfIi9 t1dber.
Nbgeieben bon 6ieier etpas number.
lt9eH Sbee fam man aber benz @en.
Mnbretps 1ur beipfli1ten, tuerit er
meiut, bic republifanif6e partei iole
bic @ipilbienftreform 3u ibrer 9aupts
Issue MAIDEN, 6a fie baan Der Beis
biIfe aler vunabbdngigen" fiber Tel,
bic bas ppfige Wal ben 4usfbfag fur
@lebelanb gaben, ibm iebt iaber, nod.
Dem iie fi9 in ibm getdui6t. au @uns
fen bes republitanifden ganbibaten
gebet tpiirbenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02

= popberlp, Der 69mabmihel par
excellence, Der nod bot einiaen Wodeu
cine 800 Sub bobe Mater iiti bic Ger.
Staateu 3iebert ipDlIte, nm alle gintpaits
berer, BITE feline $1,000 mitbringem, obs
3uiperret, bot erif gan3 tirsli9 nit Der
g%eiuDbnten Geierli@feit erftdrt, bab Ct
nitbt9 5u ber rteuen Rnppnotbingpartei
geb6re-ia, Ct Duiibere fi9 fogar, ME
man hberbaupt In ben Srrfbuim berfals
len fDnl1te, iba bd3it al re9nem.1 Ser
Mdan f1eist fomit nidt einnaaI mebr
5u mifen, tuettn Ct Gnotpnotbing.uns
finn fhmabt. gr fagt fsrner, BOB er
oiefer Rnounotbing . partei ME dnses
bbren tuerbe, oa CT In benz 0rbeu Der
Mrbeitsritter g%lbDgenraum 3ur @eniige
finbe, nm Nueberr, mas er als Nmeris
faner anftrebe, ben Standardization Muss
orud berleiben 5t f6nnen. n2eiber"-
bemerft ba5u ber ,WdGter am Grie'-
bat Str. pomberIp f1on 70 bel Be.
bauptet (fo J. 3. baB er ME elmer jo3ia.
Iiifii9en Organization a~ngeb6rte, ba,
CT fein probibitionif &c. fei), mas f.J
fpdter als untuahr berausitelte, baB man
i6 periu@t fibIt, au6 ieiner biesmalis
gen Mbleugnung nur gan3 tuerigerl
@lauben au f9enfen.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
aadae ntdat iiber uerppfe sente.

SIRE 2siben fiub pirEIide 2eiben, fpenn bu
60 aud NIT beinein sefurbrn aopfe unb iarfea
Nerbeu taum staubeu fannii. @mpfeble ibnen
lieber Sofetttr'sl % asenbitters bas,
pdbrenb es iebe Gpur bon DhspepFe %eutfsrnt
unb bic 2eber > Gingemeibe reeuIirt, bic
banptid6li9le tiriade eines dronii6en ger.
benletberS nne :eift unb nusrottet. Die net.
Senserft0renoe arantbeit Be4fsIfeber geb0rt 81
ben f&limnmffen ecibsn, fit btIen Ysrfreibuus
biefes ansenebme WitteI defenders anpenbbar
III. 9erb0fe @rfG0pfung, psIde bon elmer
lang anbaltenben s%eiftsen ODER pbbFlden Vii.
frengnng berribrt, if aud Elm 3uftanb 0eS
Aorpers, BEL benz bas ginsreifen bieIes ardf.
tisungsmittels bodf piiufdenspsrtb IN, befon.
oers ba Go sebraudt ipirb, UNI ben Srud aui
bic DISQUALIFICATION Nerpen au berminbern anb
b%ielelben 3n berubisen. 0as gitters III bon
unlhdtbarem @ertbe in GaIen bon @teunia'
tismus, @euraIeie unb 3isrenIsiben. @ebraude
nidts anberes tfatt feiner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
6. S. Maaer.

205 Wefz @ommercefraBs
bdIt Elm gtoBes urb febr aemdbltes 2as
ger BON 5apeten, &;ou lie auI,
BiIberrabme uttb 2eifen,
uab ferner neben 3eibnensW eaterialieu
aler Mrt, Garben unb u mfrei>
d er : WateriaIien, b~efonbers
0ammers fertig gemtf6te
Garben n, bic bsifen misb bilig5en int
Marfte, bie unter boiler @araniie bets
fauft werben. Sen fesrs unb Gpies
geIglas unb anbere in bieles Sad
f9lagerbe Mrtitet; tD0rin 9err WtiiIer
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Me5teit bes 9taa.
tes bat. NnftrGge aus benz 2arbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
6nM's

Sc giebt mebr Raiarrb In biefer @es
gerbl oes 2anbes, aIs alIe anberu
2ran.beiter 3uiammengeapmmen, ltnb
biz In ben lebteu Sabren belt mon IGN
fir unbeifb0r. 8ieIe Sabre lang era
tldrtea i'm Doftoren fir sei1e locale
G~rantbeit tttb beri1rieben locale 9eils
mtttel unb erfldrten i'm, neil He ion
beiidnbig nit loeaIer BebanbIing tiidbt
furirten, fit unbeilbar. 9ie MiFen.
f9aft bat betpiefea, baB Der Ratarrb
eiae @onattutipnsfrantbeit 1T 4rnb bas
Der cine confitutiousmdBige 8ebar6s
lung erforbert. 6ol's Qatarrbs2ur,
fabri3irt bon s. 8. gbenen & Co.. Sos
lebo, Sbto. 1T bte ein3ige ieBt i'm
Marfte befiuoiide eonffitutionelIe 2ur.
sic tpir0 IN Gabet ppit 10 SropFer su.
einent Sbeel6ffeIbplI eingenoumert.
Gie ipirft brett auf has Blut unb bic
f9Ieimiseu Oberffd6en bes Gpifemls.
Sic biete1 bunbert Dollars fiir ieben
Sal an, ben es nid8t ftrirt. 2aBt Sud
@irculare unb 3eugniHe fomnert.
M6reffrt
3. s. gbeneD & o.,
Splebp, 8.
s0~Werfauft BON Apotbeteru, IS Gents.
6ntnrrb>8u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
G~tnittmmiaes mrtbetl.

Der Mpotbeter %. .. Suit in 8ippus, Sn.
binna, bsjeust: sd fam oas electric
8itterS ais baS bette SeilmitteI empfeblen.
Sebe Glcf6e, uelde ~berfnuft ipurbe. bat bic ge.
ipinfhte 9iiIfe gebradt. Semano ipurbe nod
BEN Gebramde bon nur 6 Gialden bon ieinem
@beumatismus befreit, Der ion f9on 10 Sabre
lang eepeiuigt bate. Der aputbefer ABRAHAM
Dare in 8eIlbile, Ohio, ber6derf: .Dieienige
Mebijin, pelde meiner 2oidbrigen grfabruna
mad vam bsften echtA III has electric 8ittersS.
Sauienbe bon dbnIiden 3ensniEen liessn bor,
tobab oas llrtbeiI, babin I~autsnb, 6ab bas
electric 8itters ale arantbeiten Der Qeber, BET
aieren uaD oes 8lutes bsiIt, eth gang einfim.
miges III.
Die GIaiGe fotet nnr so Gents. 8u baben
in Der apotbefe bon U. Oretb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
Scr sam 9sebro sprimas asarf

TIT ber Wallfabrtsort Der San Mntonier
unb aaer 8efuder Der MlatnosG tabt,
um Der 0iBe au entfieben unb fi9 i'm
fhblen G9attet 5u ergeben. Ser part
bat In Jolge feiner Sage sn ie6er Sos
gesseit cine beleben6e Stride uiib ga.
milieH tpauoerm bdnfg gum priDats
picnic binaus, ebenio ME Nereine atitb.
@eielf9aften bier lire Gefte feierr. sSye<,
6en Sag freie Muiif. Me @rfrifmuur
gen ME Bier, 2inionabe, Meir. Mbissl
fep &c. finb In better QuaIitdt 3u Baben.
24,5-5M s.. RetbIe, pddter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
Sin b~anfbarer Natient,

Der ieinen 9amsn nidt senannt haben mill uno
Der feline SoIIfdn6iee @ieberber.
felIung bon @perem 2eioen elmer in
teinsm Doltorbu@ ansegebenen slrsnei b%erbauft,
last surd uns baGeIbe t ofenr rel on feline
leibenoen Mitmenfden berfdiden. Diefes srese
Bud entbdlt &eSepte, bic IN ieSer apotbete
gema9t peroen f6nnen. SGidt Cure lbreFe
NIT 8~riefmarte a @. Gtetntup g &c.,
10 q. 4cwftOn Ctr, Retu BORT u. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
Ole Seutid3e Marmpr.aSerfftat

BON %. M9. Msaats In 8retbasa it
bas gr6Bte berartige Gtabliffenleut I'M
gauSer 6taate, nit ben gr6Bten @prz
rdtbea In Monnmtnten unb
@rabiteinen aus amerifnnif9em
rnb italienif9em Marmor. 6err damn
lit sur Musfibrung aller ibm iibers
trageren unb in fem Sad f@lagenben
Nrbeiten porbereitet. Nuftrdge BON aus.
tudrts finber protnpte grlebignng. Gors'
respon6enS iiber 8reiie &c. erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
aus Honham. aonnin 60. IN

gemelbet, oaB Der beim &~unbbauie Der
bortigen Decentralization 9ebobrte at.
tefi9e 8runnen elm ygrfoIg" lit, ba
'berieIbe bel elmer Siefe bon nidt mebr
als 413Gub eiuen prddii9en tnb unurls
terbrodenen WaHerftrom 3u Sage Iies
fert. Die Waferfrage ift ionit glidli9
nnb gum Jubel aler Betpobner bes
Ortes gel6i. Mii Der Bobrung ipirb
fortgefabrea, obglei9 bic benz Drummer
entfeigenbe WaHermenge iebt f1on fiir
ole Qaupiatuede binreidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
matter Waiter .
Mhtter

MATTER Wfdtter ! 0ffitter ! y
Berbet Sbr bes Na9ts seiSrt perbeu
unp IN gurer Hube unterbro9en bur9 bas
Sdreien zines franten 3inbes, meldes
S&nterjen bonn Durdbreden Der i3ibne
leipet? ST es ber fall, 10 fault cine Tlaide
BON Wfrs. Winsfcps Srrthin8 Sprnp.
CT mirb ben ortieri Steinen fofort BON iei<
men Sdmerjen befreien. Wfan p~erlaffe ii1
b%orouf, &c bilft. Sc if feline Mutter auf
@rber, bic 60 periu4te unb Gu4 ri9t nit.
tbeifen witrbe, baB 60 bic gingeweibe re.
Sulirt. Den Rleineri 9tlfe unb @eiunsheit
unb Der Mutter Rube perfHafft, baB es
ME 5auber pirft. Dos Mittel III a9er in
allen 6SIlet unb unsenetm BON @ejdmad;
% trtrb bon elmer Der d~lteffen inb beften
Dcctcriunea in ben Ser. Staaten pers
fdrieben. uebercl 5u babsn, bic Ttafds
3u Is @ents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
Singlingena Mdnrern
wir5
Std)ereS e~iI1ta9y0araattirt

Gie f9redliden .Bolsen Der Suserbfanben,
@efdle9t8i1wdde b~erariaGeub, pobur9 @eiR
-nnb R0rper ruinirt per6er, perttnrettt aes
betlt. 'SerattDpfem Sdi9ternbeit, Saarae..
abfu6, @eod9tnibf9ndde, 8erInf ber gner.
gle, abnei9ung .segen 8eieu91aft isao MeIan.
9oIie griinbIi1 fnrirt. 8erbeiratbete Manuer,
ober iOlde, bic fi1 Serbeiratben molten, Die ii.
Golse bon Snbisefetiott In BET Smaenb an @e.
fdledts. nnb Nerbeuf1uade Ieioen, werben
srin6Ii9 furirt. 4eine WiaerdIie1 einaege.
ben. Snnse Manner, bic ibre Belt nit unfabi.
gen 2euten berfAwenbet nnb f1 babnrd Rranf,
Eeiten beS Hopfes, ber Naie, bes GaIfes, her
lesber, Qaage1, giusepeibe funb heSs Maaers
atgeaosen baben, tuerben f1neI turirt. 2abt
Sud ui9t eura faIfdles SdamsefiibI abbaltsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02

Wie ss beiBt, foll Der @efrisera.
tor In 8ictoria binneu 3ur3em tpieber
In 8eirieb geiebt tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
Die uJreie prefie fir 9egas"
bat BON aMeta oe.ttf@ 8 tesamtfd5eu
3ettsn8et Die er5Bte Mbomnemte,s.
5abI.

AA
oaV1'
Die NermaltanesrefDrm ais Saapts
issue.
administrative Reform as an
issue in the next Presidential Canvass
by General G. G.. Andrews.n go.
Iautet Der SiteI elmer aI1ofhrift. melde
Der gerfufer beffeIbem ms ioeben at
I{dtff. Wr. Wn6rems. her inter
6ops 8uuSes : @einn6fer in gfod.
holm mar uab ala rebubIifani.
fiber 8oIitifer cine sienIid1 aroBe
Goue i'm sioote Winnefota fpielt, aeht
BON benz @runboebanfen aus. bah bie=
ieniqe Wortei. tpelfe cine ftrifte Surd.
fiihruua Ser GipiIbisnf1reform uub ibers
haunt Bic M~bihaffuna bes Qatr,ett Ben,
te Gnffenrs befiirtporte. Bel Sen md.
ten MatioualuabIen Die ar6ste Wusfidt
ouf grfoIa haben miikte.
GIepelanb tpuroe tiberbQubt n,tr Qes
| mdhlt. neil man Inn fur eiuet 0erpal.
funosreFormer unb Fir ei1ert abaefooten
Feinb bee Beute.@ nfems hieIt. Ion
t,nr hc,u here d64;at S,,rM ss;rs'S cft,,r.
N; ~, - Sa aIs gs,g~ ~ 1 eto s Mss,
| gorf e%iuaenomner hQtte. iotpie burd
| ieire Neribreduuoei1. sic er bor her
mnhf. osdsbsm Ea Ss i1nS nnm ss;
her SnamSnyot;or iocte -. gns mnIf
nsrfomnt Zine Wert,nT trrnsrssor,, urh
S;s Mnsnenh,,nn son MsiMsftshrin,;h;sn
o,,f IL TcosI,,ro Sferif;msr Mgnsrs.
nenhs;ten gssbob I'm ma mns no
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ris4hnItfnss urS Hrenn
s,,rmosf,iErt ,nsrSsm Gos mersnrs'
Msn ri s;6tsv g; ois eaItsp hot .Ssrr
gieheIcnn hcun nhsr o,,h fsbr bnis o,ss.
ossrnSem' Inn mem, ~ eir NoGSnntt
osineiem ,,6rssso hStte ~ 10; hsr ncas
Ser Sinas Zine Isr5nr,fs,nosi, onSs
nidit hoIisr fsnnsr SrrT Sns oAi5h,
.riae @nrter .tnars,r f,ine Martsiae1aHets
n fotoi orsoshmrnert Sos ~ Hs bp;,,
hssien WiIIen ni%t ISncer non her
Prime f~erm6oIten fonnte. itb ho III
In herShot n her erhriiHenhem moior;tSf
MehmhIifaner i'm 9fnfte bsfomber. hotfe
sr 5ei ienerS eihgskmmaets mmh me,hs.
iekumoe,rs o,,fh siu,rssr a,nh Sie msmr
nnm s3,nos schsrssSs;n;ns = ErssH,,SS;s
a,,no a,,f ss;nsr Gs;ts hoS - Ma
1GIeinnsn;Mt her Morte;sm1 In Ssr
MerntsySsist,,,ro m;ehsrhssasaeu mats
n1tfe n ma MEN Entertainer unn
srnsr+sn.sxs,, rsho,hsyt ~ 49,
vsa'lp..r 9sgu"oe., y W"lpe
gHI Oatdus 3aenlano etlen Del010efen
WDrtDurf gen1a9t baben. unf96n
iebpm NOR es. bnf In ben meiffen .TxIz
len. In -6euer TnIhe srbfeh,fsfos, nus
mcrte;rB MI ts,, srsoTotsr KIN H.
~ - u'g'.Mt rielsls'u"yle
y HUI elHBeEdHoeH, 1oHoerH pes
batiptet lu1r0e, bic oNeinigutg 0es
Gienffes1 rnb bic .6xuberund Der Wers
tpdIfano9 hahe ienes0fbieku,oen su6th;a
ae,hQd1f.
Dieie b6Iia unbeqrinbete gerb66ti.
auna ebrentpertber I6nner urlb bic bos
.6urm bewirfte Sdufmuno bes Wubii.
Gums i'm gllQefRiIeil III es. tpas linn
aud feline beifen areunbe. Sic MUG
wumpsa. beaerr er ifberhoubf MIR feine
ErpdbIuuo perbdnft. fehr incl oennm.
men hober uub linn iridf neroe5en
f6rnetf.
9rber affh bsi sirusr 6eYHsDuno bss
.@Ieifaetni6fs her Wortsisn~ ,s,e;rt
@enerni gnnrerns In her INA norr;snsm.
hem Wros%ire~hohe "a GIsn,Ia,,S s;%,
be,nsrhsr IoEsr ,rS ,r.,r ~ ~nx
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
edldnde! edldnde! edlande!

WeiBe S9ldn6e gum SpriufeIit T
3ol Is Gent per SUB. 69parae
S6ldn6e, 3 3on Durdmefier Is, %
ilnb 25 Gents per CUB bel
@. 8. 0mtterftee d Co.,
pIumber 6 @asfitter,
6.5,4Mt go. 335 Souitoa Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
ianabsstseifide s~n5isbanei
ueber cine talbe Mi0ipn perloDf.
L..
2outiiana @tate lotterp SO.

DteieS Snfitut parbe I'm Sabre 1888 fin
Graiebnngs. unb 8obItbatisteits Btpede bon
Der Staat8lesiSlatnr sefetIi@ ineorporirt.
Dur9 Elm aberf@pensli1eS Botnat tpurbsnihre
Medte Elm SbeiI Der sesenpdrtigen GtaatSeon.
fttutton, angenomnetl am 2. December 1879,
Sbre groBen 8iebnngen einaeL.
men Mnmmern ftnoen monatIid TAFT.
Die untefaei9neten Banten unb Haufier8
meroen ole @eiuinne in Der 2ouiiaua Gtaats.
9otterie, bic ibnen prdfentirt per6en, ausaabIsn.
s. $. S8tssbH, Yrdf. 60. 9at. Bonf.
y. Qanaur, Brdl. State Nat. 1onf.
U. BaIbmin, Hrdi. 81. 8. Scat. Banl.
Carl aehn, Braf. Union Nat. Hans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02

grrbt uipnutltHe 3tebung
ID her acaoeraA Of Mufe, Wep 9rlsaus
Dienitas ben 10. September 1857.
6aupt9epinn $4,000.
100000 sidets 5n SO iehee.
9albe S.. Janftel 50. 5ebntel 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
menraraie uitn Whtnuatiamae neIeiIt.

MearaIete ntn Wbeumatisuta8 gtbeiIt.
qotper sin, gpppnafor Co., 3d., gsou., 1885.
Sabre lang bate I'd an 9leiratgie iinb Mhe,ls
1nattsnaus g~eIftten. Sag inb gladt a!d!ten
fobs Del rt,lb que G@rter5ett ueri4Iudnbea,
Robert g. &pIe.
THE CHARLES i. soeELER CO.. baltimore. Nd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02

no. weridte iber bic GrfoIge poit ct. Satobs
peI, iueI9e nor Sabret ersiett pitrbea nnS lett bes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
gakobs
g Wrl
Aeaet Ncaral9ie.

0eAeu Ncural9ie.
10 weridte iiber bic erfpIss pon ct. Ssatobs
Del. iueIbe por Sabreft er5iett ,purbert tto iest bes
5tdtigt speroel. -
asasaIoies.ann 2abnsnns bebeiIt.-9sub. 1880.
GpringfeIs, Tenn.
Neiiie .95raii lit 1S Menate an NeuraIgte
giib 2dbffung, fem GRittef ipoate tbr belter.
gta9beus lie unfgefdbr cine 6tai4e ct. Satobs
Del nujaebraudt bate tonnte ie nieber gebeu.
sol. q. Marpbp.
8 Sabre ipdtef. Daaerna-- sebetIt
GpringfieIb, Tenn., Dttober II, 1885.
Meine SSrail mar geIdbn1t ttt6 fonftte teinef
GHritt gsben. G5e fte cine SIai@e Ct. Satobs
Set soufaebreuht bate ipnr tie int Stdnoe I'M
9aafe bsrtn5usebet..So Of. y. Nurp99.
9iiFtenIeihea ~gfbtIlt-anhsmher 1880.
Gcotf 1epot, 4utttarr Co., Y. So.
Gle Id arfrig 81. Safcbs Del ~ gepfaupeH
mar ID keffIaqeria IN Solge Don Siiftent@users
len I: iebt BIN i'd I'M Stanbe nit 2ei9tigtett tn
o'n'''s' ''s'A'4sssssS - Omas Spsnsp.
6 Sa5fs iyaierI aaernn etbsilt.
Scott gep6i, 4utnanSg So, gDsNass25 DIT. 1856.
3u5If Gage NOR to bettldgeria IN Solge
rheitfnct59er S@nler5et In Der QUITE. ytt9tS
bradtte mir 2ttberling bis i'd cine Slai9e St
Sofcbs Del atmntbte. 9t1dh elmer ereir1els
Tbps. Eornte1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02

5isf8s, tS5utilde unb frau5BRi4e
GIAS WAAKEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-02
Hopelm allB alien Qdioern.
Dsuif9ee Hbsass 9O9sefdirr birslt ~inpOtiirt

&r5bte slrsDabI bon Ga@en, peIde f9
fur @ef9enfe beionbers eiguen.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-20
FOUR OF 4 FAMILY.
The Massacre Mr.. RidK~Iy Felt Compelled
tn Make.

TExARKANA. ARK, March 1.-two
weeks ago Walter Ridgely. wealthy
farmer living twenty miles north of here,
shot and killed two ferrymen who were
trying tn force exorbitant charges out of
a ST. Louis drummer for putting him
across the river. Ridgley took the drum
mer's part The ferrymen insultei him
for this and attempted to draw their
weapons. when Ridgley shot them both
dead. Upon examination Ridgely was
discharged. John Murphy. brother of
one of the men killed. and an uncle Of
the other. swore to kill Ridgely on sight.
Ridgely was on horseback last night. re-
turning home from a neighbOrs house.
and on entering a strip of woods was
fired on from ambush. His horse fell
dead, but its rider escaped unharmed
and rolled over ON the opposite side of
the horse to that from which the firing
proceeded Two wOuld-be murderers,
who were the uncle and brother men,
toned. thinking that Ridgely was dead.
approached. When within about ten
feet Ridgely suddenly raised up and shot
both assailants dead in their tracks. This
makes four men that Ridgely has killed
over a simple ferry transaction
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-20
4 Moral Essay.
New York star.

Ii is commonly reported that our bril-
liant contemporary the Sun. is about TO
publish an afternoon edition. and To
sell it for one cent a copy.
We congratulate our versatile. eccen
tric erudite, but ever interesting neigh
bOr upon this display of enterprise and
pluck, and we wish that il may shine as
brilliantly in the afternoon as it hitherto
has done in the morning.
But why should the San he sold for
two cents in the morning and for one
cent in the afternoon? Is il because il is
worth more to men and women who are
strong in the refreshment of a nights
sleep than when they are jaded with
the days work! Our neighbor re-
verses the general rule. Things usually
cost more in the evening than in the
morning. The matin cocktail LIS far
cheaper than the full bodied wine which
the evening dinner.
Breakfast is an economical meal. IL III
q practical repast. Ordinarily its sole
purpose is to give fuel to the machinery
of the body. If other and more artful
purposes sometimes attend it. the break
fast lis usually deferred to an hour 50 late
as to become the dinner Of Queen Eliza
beth's time. For history tells us that
the Queen, who was SO tickle in love and
SO stubborn in war, dined at II O'Clock in
the morning
We think that no one will dispute us
when we say that the morning is the
time for economies and the evening for
expenditure. In the morning we school
ourselves To resist the opportunities. do
mestic and foreign. by which our pockets
are assailed: in the evening we yield To
the impulses that are born of the sue
cesses of business.
l. IL
we might state we are surprised that our
neighbor should commit the solecism Of
making itself cheaper at sunset than al
sunrise.